Shelton High School - Argus Yearbook (Shelton, CT)

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DONALD WILLIAM FITZGERALD As merry as a cricket. Cricket - Gab king . . . always can be counted up- on for a snappy comeback . . . 999 Irish freckles. GRACE JANE FORSYTH Life is not life at all with- out delight. Gracie - Happy-go-lucky . . . dotes on roller skating . . . White City's blonde contribution to S. H. S. ANDREW ROBERT GAZSI Quiet in appearance with motive little known. Bob - Pleasant . . . good- looking . . . Polar Bear football player . . . inven- IIVC. SYLVIA ELIZABETH GAZSI Speaking is silver, silence is gold. Squeeks - Ardent work- er . . . silent and shy . . . loyal member of the Span- ish Club . . . a friend to all. HENRY ALBERT GEMERY They that govern the most make the least noise. Hank . . . Need a help- ing hand? See Hank . . . future teacher . . . smooth dresser . . . sigh guy. MARGARET MARION GIBBONS A happy heart and a busy mind. Peggy - Vivacious farm- erette . . . active in French Club . . . a smile for every- one . . . contagious giggle. ALFRED JOSEPH GOLIS From little things men go to great. Al - Four-year football man . . . those blond waves are natural . . . doesn't like girls? PAUL WILLIAM GOTSCH A light heart lives long. Red - Carrot-top with a contagious grin . . . Hunt- ington Warriors . . . sports enthusiast . . . ardent Yan- kee fan . . . confirmed bachelor. JOAN MARIE HEALEY Her hair was not more sunny than her heart. joan - Beautiful Bob of hair . . . streamlines . . . expressive blue eyes . . . charming. EDWARD LOUIS HEITMAN None but a wise man can employ leisure well. Ed - Likes girls, gener- ally speaking . . . impish grin . . . saxophone player . . . annoying sense of humor.

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CAROL JEANNE CLARK Enthusiasm is the great- est asset in the world. Car - Blonde tresses a beauty high light . . . ar- lez-vous francais? . . . got- ball rooter with her own fan club for a certain End . . . Swing your partner. GILBERT WAYNE CLARK The true worth of man is to be measured by the objects he pursues. Bruno -Sports a sweater with three stripes . . . ar- dent Lujack admirer . . . tolerates geometry . . . faithful to the dancing classes . . . special weak- ness: females! MARGARET MARY COMBONI She is true and good as gold. Margie - Cuts a neat figure . . . snappy dresser . . . attractive brunette . . . quietly efficient . . . outside interests. WILLIAM W. COOK Two heads are better than one. 'Bill - Wild Bill in Red Miria . . . never seen without Bett . . . any plans? . . . owns his own boat . . . homework? RALPH ANTHONY D'AGOSTA Not much talk - a sweet silence. Ralph - Cymbal player . . . patronizes the Spa . . enjoys his own jokes . . . quiet and friendly. 'X' v N E is . . 5' if P WILLIAM E. DENNY I have an exposition of sleep come upon me. Den - Letter man on the football team . . . King of Com . . . Did you do your homework? ELEANOR BERTHA DUDZIN SKY What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness? Honey - A willowy lass with plenty of pep . . . Play a polka! . . . handy with a needle . . . do pa- tients prefer blonds? ELLEN S. EMSLIE A cheerful temper makes beauty attractive. Nell - Twinkling eyes that spell out mischief . . . a merry disposition . . . her future is already plan- ned . . . favorite card is a jack. VIOLET FRANCES ESPOSITO Ever in motion, blithe- some and cheery. Vi - Ardent sports fan . . . full of mischief . . . trades jokes with Mr. Tyr- rell . . . prefers red-heads . . . mimeograph expert. PHILOMENA MARY FIORDELISI My life for an argument. Fannie - Gang wayl! . . . another woman driver . . . jet black hair and brown eyes . . . willing helper . . . enjoys a good argument. 12

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LETA HENRY The mildest manner, and the gentlest heart. Lete . . . Ansonia's loss is Shelton High's gain . . . quiet, but you can't judge a book by its cover. SILAS NORMAN HERSHKOWITZ He hath a stern look but a gentle heart. Si . . . Buenos Dias . . . willing helper . . . owner of many novel sweaters . . . his presence must be an- nounced. WILLIAM JOSEPH HOYE He was, withal, a right merry fellow. Beebee . . . Soda jerker deluxe . . . supporter of school affairs . . . an Eng- lish problem. CHARLES B. HUSTI I'm a dreamer, - aren't we all? Chassie . . . livewire . . . basketball ace and co-cap- tain of the team . . . drum- mer boy . . . a dynamo of energy. NANCY P. IADOROLA A breeze of a girl, some- times a whirlwind, but a very pleasant one withal. Nan . . . Petite trick from New York . . . that accent is real! . . . shy smile . . . sparkling brown eyes. PETER INSALACO Pleasant to meet, but far better to lmow. Pete . . . easygoing . . . indispensable on the court . . . scads of friends . . . quiet? We're not so sure. HELEN LYDIA JENNINGS Grandhearted and agree- able to all who know her. Helen . . . Wields a crafty needle . . . enjoys the clas- sics . . . ice-skating . . . Where's Barbara? MILDRED LOUISE KAI-ILER A smile for all, A welcome glad, A jovial, coaxing way she had. Mil . . . Friendly air and warm smile . . . enthusiastic rooter for the team . . . nonchalant . . . ready wit. MARY A. KARKUT Gentle in manner, firm-in reality. Honey . . . Minnie and I . . . which is which? . . . small in stature, but big in heart . . . easy to get along with. MICHAELINE T. KARKUT True as the dial is to the sun. Minnie . . . quiet and genial . . . Wait for me . . . the taller of the twins . . . seen, but seldom heard. ld